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Artisan Circle’s revival on full display in west Fort Worth
Artisan Circle in west Fort Worth is in the midst of a revitalization, driven by recent restaurant, retail and entertainment openings, with more coming soon. The five-block, mixed-use urban village, previously known as Crockett Row, was purchased by the investment arm of the Younger Partners commercial real estate firm in August of 2022. West 7th Street and Morton Street form the property’s northern and southern boundaries, with Foch Street and University Drive on the eastern and western edges, respectively.
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H-E-B to feed thousands a FREE meal in DFW With Feast of Sharing Event
DALLAS – H-E-B/Central Market announced this year’s Feast of Sharing dates for Dallas and Fort Worth. The Dallas Feast of Sharing will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 18 from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Centennial Hall at Fair Park, and the Fort Worth event will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 11 from 3 to 7 p.m. on the lower level of Ariat Arena (formerly known as Dickies Arena).
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Aledo closes regular season with win over Lamar
Toward the end of the second quarter, Aledo cornerback Blaine Fisher leaped into the air to intercept an Arlington Lamar pass and thwart a Vikings drive. The interception was one of many plays that propelled Aledo to its 28-3 win Friday night, Nov. 6, at Tim Buchanan Stadium, closing out the regular season.
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Cristo Rey Fort Worth: Five Siblings, Five Futures, One School That Works
The Gonzalez Family’s arrival in the United States nine years ago began a period of transition and uncertainty. For the older siblings, the move came during an already difficult period following the death of their father. They were learning a new language, navigating unfamiliar classrooms, and trying to understand what opportunity could look like in a place that did not yet feel like home. College was not an automatic next step. Professional careers were not guaranteed. The family needed a school that could see both the obstacles in front of them and the potential within each child.
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We’ve Made Progress. So Why Aren’t More Black Families Wealthier?
Black achievement is visible across Dallas–Fort Worth. Turning that achievement into lasting family wealth requires a closer look at ownership, opportunity, and what we pass to the next generation. There is no shortage of Black success in Dallas–Fort Worth. We see it in corporate leadership, medicine, technology, real...
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Rochelle’s CoolPepper Sauces relaunch from Fort Worth
Could a decades-old hot sauce brand be the next Mrs. Renfro’s?. Fort Worth businessman John Gales Jr. is betting on it. Gales, the son of noted Fort Worth high school basketball coach and educator John Gales Sr., recently relaunched the hot sauce brand that his late wife of 16 years, Rochelle Denice Bradley Gales, created in her home kitchen in Flint, Michigan, in the mid-1980s.